16. In a class specifier, data or functions designated private are accessible
A. to any function in the program
B. only if you know the password
C. to member functions of that class
D. only to public members of the class
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17. When a function includes a throw statement for errors, the call to the potentially offending function should be placed within a _____ block
A. throw
B. try
C. catch
D. scope
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18. The scope resolution operator is
A. a comma
B. a semicolon
C. a colon
D. two colons
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19. “C++” is a _____ constant
A. character literal
B. named literal
C. numeric literal
D. string literal
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20. In a C++ program, which of the following can be thrown?
A. scalar variables
B. programmer-defined objects
C. both (a) and (b)
D. neither (a) nor (b)
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